New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
PERSONAL

pro,ossor r e Morse. of Salem, NJ ass, now has .
collection OF more than 1000 pieces OF japanese
pottery. all historically classified and representing
every In the Developments oi tho ar''
Mrs. Ralph Waldo Emerson attended tho opening
session OF the Concord Summer school Oh fhi'''opn'
last week.
Governor Davis and family, Of Rhode Island wcus
10 Block Island last week
onccn KapoIani and suite were entertained oy
tho MAYOR Of san Francisco while they were In thai
e.ty on their way hithcr, at public expense: Inc
PHI has now been reported IL amounts ID SiA ~
Judse G. c. Goodwin, Editor Of "Ths Salt Lake
TrJhupe, warned his hearers 1t the Crete, Neb,
Cbautauaua Assembly against too Imaginative VIII
Ing Tor the public press, and related a. case In
point an incident In his own experience good
MANY years ago. he said, y was mining In camp
I'm Neypda The smallpox broke out In the camp.
II was very fatal In that place there were few of
ufes necessities conveniences; much less com
turts Among the victims was young man VINO
had been working for myself and partners several
months. When he taken III young woman vi
the town, a soled dove young and pretty, went
and took care Of him, remaining until he died. The
morning ancr his death OF my partners came
into my ofice with slip Of paper In his hant coli
tanning the young mans name, nativity and ago,
and asked to ax 1t for publication. made
the notice death notices are generally wufed In
tho newspapers. and handed It back My partner
hooking At IL said: Nj worked for US for q long
time he was . good man; can You not write some
thing morel' Thereupon l wrote brief obituary
at the close Of which, nearly - can remember,
1 ndded these words Anal fur her, the poor woman.
who. Drawing the danger Of the pestence, went and
sat at the feet of the sho loved untn he died
for her. though before her garments were soiled we
know that this morning In tho recording angels
Tho next morning went Into restaurant to get
my breakfast IL was q ntUe structure sbont as
ts..ta .l,.sx hill Imam
There was q row of table. each side ami a narrow
aisle between them l took seat at one Of tho
opposite. They are what are called In tho West
check guerrilla. which has the same relation 10 .
saIa'sr Sns was eating the other was reading
morning paper. Finally the one who was reading.
vow seen this about that man that died up at the
Jackson fnrnacesl' The other said he had not, and
s a. w Tsa' It was read s. tSs The SR
speaker threw down the paper ard picking up MS
knife and fork said OH It nt niue much an o., AL
got her clothes dirty, but since he died she las
changed her clothes, anal she Is all right now
Queen Marghetta of Italy possesses coral heck
lace which she always wears day and night. liz the
Queen wears a dress with which the ornament does
not harmontzc, she keeps her necklace on, although
hidden The following story Is told In connection
with the necklace: Five years ago tho italian
Crown Prince Victor Emmanuel Was out walking In
Venice with his tutor. He noticed some coras In
jewellers window which pleased him very much.
~ shall buy those for my MOTHER he said; and so
saving ente.l the shop ask the price Of the corais
On hearing the sum, he said - have not so mnch
money at present, but l VIII mako you an oncr
7 will buy five corals to-day and you keep the rest
far me, and III often a. l have saved some money
will send IL to you and you viii send to mo rs many
Of the remaining corals ~ tho money VIII huy Inc
bargain Was concluded. but two years elapsed bsfore
the Prince hal the pleasure Of presenting his mother
with the necklace. The Queen. on hearing tho cir,
c,in,stances tho purchase was very much affected
and said to her son This Is the most precious
Of ali my Jewels, and l will never cease to wear IT,
for u will always remind of your tender love For
me-
The late william Hahn. the artist, whose death
az Dresden has been announced, formerly resi-
dent of CaliSurnla and was married. tn daughter Of
Judge Rising Of Nevada
The death recently occurred at Washington Of Miss
Anna K wayiand. last survivor of the SIX children OF
the Francis Wayiand Ons of tho brothers was tho
late Rev. DIR. Francis Wayland, IT, prskiens OF brown
Univsssity She was for years at the head OF
school fur girls at Saratoga
J. Edward siumnns. president Of tho Board Of Edu-
cation hAa returned to Stays oa" his Lake George
cottage. He has . pair Of exceptionally handsome